Seizures

[jenniemig]

@orpington13 I didnt think of that. When I take her away she screams and doesnt stop.

If it is something communicable the others are exposed already, IMO I would not separate her from the others she does not need that stress.

 

[orpington13]

@orpington13 I didnt think of that. When I take her away she screams and doesnt stop.

I know. when we had ducks we took away three and two were honking like elephants! it's sad to separate them but it is for the best for both of them

 

[TracyLovesDucks]

If it is something communicable the others are exposed already, IMO I would not separate her from the others she does not need that stress.

I agree with jenniemig.

Good luck and keep us updated!!!

 

[Miss Lydia]

OMG. just looked at the picture YOU HAVE TO ISOLATE THE SICK ONE OR IT MAY SPREAD! Get that little one out of there

what makes you think she needs to isolate this duckling from the rest? I see nothing.

 

[Miss Lydia]

If it is something communicable the others are exposed already, IMO I would not separate her from the others she does not need that stress.

X2

 

[newduckymamma]

As of today she is doing better. She has not had a seizure that I have seen. the only thing different is I added b complex to the water and I went to a different store and got a better vitamin an electrolyte to put in their water. I think that could have been the issue. we will see. I want to thank everybody on here that help me!thank you so much

 

[jenniemig]

So glad to hear she is doing better:-D

 

[Miss Lydia]

Very good news, please keep us updated and be sure to keep up with the vitamins until at least 10 weeks old.

 

[MinnDuck]

Glad to hear she is doing well!

 

[newduckymamma]

Meesha died the other day. Her Seizures started Coming every 15/20 mins so I took her to vet and she had to be put down :'(